Phantom Orchid Posted September 8, 2009 Report Posted September 8, 2009 [center][b]Secret Places[/b] From our secret places By a hidden path, We come in the moonlight Safe from the wraiths. There the night through We soak in our pleasure, Dancing to such a measure As only the weald ever knew. To song and dance And lilt without a name, So sweetly breathed Devoid of all shame. And many a young maiden Is there, of mortal birth, Her young eyes laden With dreams of earth. And many a youth entranced Moves slowly in the weald o'er round, His brave lost feet enchanted, With the rhythms of fairy sound. Music so forest regal And piercing sweet would bring Harmony with blackbirds singing Their best in the ear of spring. And now they pause in their dancing, And look with troubled eyes, Earth straying children With sudden memory wise. They pause, and their eyes missing moonlight With wisdom growing cold, Grow dim and a thought goes fluttering In the hearts no longer old. And then the dream forsakes them, And sighing, they turn anew, As the whispering music takes them, To the dance of the Nymph crew. O many a thrush and a blackbird Would soar o'er the ground, And pine away in silence For envy of such a sound. So the night through In our sad pleasure, We dance to many a measure, That only the weald ever knew.[/center] Brulant, Jubaris, Raven and 2 others 5
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